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Understanding 9/11Notarial Practice in the State of Florida: A Thorough Exploration into the Powers, Duties and Responsibilities of Notaries Public in the State of Florida
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NOTE: Some information in this book is out of date. For the most up to date laws governing Florida Notaries Public, consult Chapter 117, Florida Statutes.
The public generally views notarization as a seemingly unimportant inconvenience. Notaries are often misconceived as licensed professionals who only match signatures to identification documents. Quite to the contrary, notaries are public officials appointed by the Governor, who perform certain duties on behalf of the State of Florida. These duties are not limited to witnessing signatures, but include a wide spectrum of various ministerial and quasi-judicial powers.
This guide, intended to educate both notaries and their constituents, addresses all aspects of the Office of Notary Public, with thorough explanations of the seven notarial duties, and instructions for dealing with complex situations. Backed by extensive Florida-specific legal research, almost every question posed by notaries is answered in this volume. Even such topics as protests and electronic notarization are covered in detail.
Author Robert T. Koehler is approved by the Executive Office of the Governor as a registered notary educator in the State of Florida. With a background as a family law and probate paralegal, Koehler offers a unique interpretation and examination of the laws pertaining to Floridian notaries.
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